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Understanding 9/11Scrap Heap - System That Often Fails
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We present to you a brand new album by Scrap Heap. The first songs start on a deep, dark, and melodious tone, culminating in the epic Lock Me Up. Starting with track 4, the emphasis shifts to some adventurous but minimalistic electronic industrial, which especially rewards headphone listening. You are definitely going to want to check this out, as this is some of Scrap Heap's finest work to date.
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| Blaspheme |
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| Blaspheme |
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| Eat This Thing |
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| Eat This Thing |
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| Eat This Thing |
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| Lock Me Up |
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| Lock Me Up |
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| Lock Me Up |
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| Name with No Song |
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| Furry Surprise |
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| Furry Surprise |
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| Jaws |
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| Jaws |
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| Jaws |
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| In Transit |
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Notes
Djembe and jaw harp samples on "Jaws" recorded by Andrew Ford of Adhesion fame, who also designed the cover art.
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